Police Sought To Locate Missing Heiress Seeks Parents
A 19 year old, Hass Besele, asks police to find her parents. Born in Charleston West Virginia, she was raised in an orphanage before being taken by a Wiley family to Jennings County Indiana. She now resides at 906 Hace Street Cincinnati and uses the name Hesele Wiley.
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Besele Hass
Eee
Acto
Charleston
Ow Va
Ciocknet
Wiley
Jenn County
Ind
Cincinnati
Nying
Hace Street
Hesele Wiley
Sachem Afloat on Hard Ground Near Hog Island
The British steamer Sachem leans hard ashore two miles southeast of Hog Island, Norfolk, with 30 crew aboard. Onondaga and Itasca revenue cutters, plus tugs Merritt and Superior, attempt to refloat as crews refuse to abandon ship during a southeast gale. Vessel bound from Boston to Liverpool cargo, northwest wind offshore.
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Americsa
Norfolk
Hog Igland
Sachem
Onondaga
Itasca
J. Merritt
Superior
Merritt
New York
Tiasea
R.O. Evans
Lectures on Iron Fist at Jacobs Hall
George R. Kirkpatrick lectured to a large audience in Jacobs Hall in Hamilton Ohio on the subject The from Fist. He is described as one of the most eloquent enemies war has.
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A. Hamilton
Ohio
George R. Kirkpatrick
Jacobs
Kirkpatrick
Cincinnati Weather Report Snow Threat Monday
The forecast notes snow and colder conditions for Monday across Cincinnati and Kentucky. Expect high winds from the north to northeast on Tuesday and a continued Arctic chill with a potential snowfall, with properties and towns facing a cold wave through the early week.
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Cincinnati
Gow
Kentucky
High Officials Admit It Is Impossible For Government To Support
In a rare briefing officials acknowledge the state cannot back villainous positions while maintaining governance. The admission comes amid debates on policy loyalty and public accountability and signals a pivot toward lawful restraint and ethical standards.
Murder I $ Defended by Rebels Aims at Benton Case
Agents of a rebel faction in Washington defended the execution of Benton claiming military necessity and character attacks. Reports from El Paso to the Americas and consul notes show uncertainty over Villa's subordinates and possible executions of two men near Juarez.
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State Department
Ene- Ashmen
Lawrence
Curtis
Imel Paso
Juarez
Villa
Hritiah
el Paso
Gustav Rauch
Chihuahua
Edwards
Department of A State
Benton
South
Bauch
Washington
Kenton
Hay
Clerks Defalcation May Reach Sixty Thousand Dollars
Special to The American from New York reports that two plaza branch clerks Alonzo Woolsey and Joseph White may have defrauded the Union Trust Company of as much as 60 000 dollars. Woolsey and White waived examination in Yorkville Court on charges of fraud in the third degree and the bank officials deny any personal loss.
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American New York
Union Trust Company
H. J. Goldsmith
Alonzo M. Woolsey
Woolsey
Joseph T. White
Yorkville
Plaza
Mexico City Faces Possible Outbreak as Huerta Threat Looms
In Mexico City fears mount of a bloody uprising similar to last year’s fall of Madero. Huerta’s forces tighten around the capital’s arsenal as Diaz adherents allegedly plot against the government. Foreign legations and embassies are alerted as families flee and machine guns mount on rooftops.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Diaz
Madero
Ly Felix
Dias
National Palace
Arkedal
Feix Dida
Finn Radicat Ihe
Fell, Noted as Single Tax Advocate, Is Dead
Reported murder attempt as Mrs. Harry Boitz of 104 Wesley Avenue was awakened by an attacker in her bedroom. The intruder, a burly Negro, choked her and struck with a mantle vane, while the infant son cried and the incident escalated into a violent struggle before authorities notified.
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Fell
Harry Boitz
Wesley’ Avenue
Bolte
Boltz
Millionaire Campaign Financer Dies After Pneumonia Attack
Joseph Fels a Cincinnati born philanthropist and single tax advocate who financed a nationwide campaign died in Philadelphia at 61 after neuritis led to pneumonia. He had just returned from England and was active in Europe in support of single tax ideas.
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Millionaire
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Joseph “Ieis
Xin Oingath
Pheumonia
Féle
England
Halifax
Vas
Pic
Fela
Rae
S. Bigelow
Fels
Europe
Ted States
Danil Kiefer
Eyp
Imons
Tieve
Unable to determine full headline from damaged OCR
Damaged text shows fragments about a person near a location with a pistol noted and a dying sound. No clear names, dates, or places could be established from the readable portion.
Tragic death of social leader Mrs Wilder in Avon Kentucky
Mrs Lawrence Simpson Wilder born 1904 of Chicago a society leader was found unconscious in her Avon home near Lexington. She had married Lawrence Simpson last November. Doctors say she cannot live. Her father Dr William Wilder and brother Dr Russell Wilder, with relatives, left Chicago tonight and would reach Avon in the morning.
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Lexington
Lawrence Simpnon
Darfman
William Wilder
Chicago
Avon
Miss ‘Wilder
Lawrence Simpson
Chitage
Stone Groom
Wilder
Russell Wilder
Johns Hopkins Trustee Chairman to Meet Tomorrow
Baltimore Feb 22. R Brent Keyner president of the Johns Hopkins Trustees will meet tomorrow to discuss campus leadership. Prof Frank Goodnow from Columbia University accepts a faculty post for a three year leave to advise China’s president, a move welcomed by the university.
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Baltamore
Keyner
Johns Hopkins University
Momace
Frank Goodnow
Peters
Goodie
Eaton
Columbia University
China
Stuart Held as Kidnapper Claims Authorities Illegally Detaining Him
The man named Stuart asserts he is a kidnapper and argues authorities have no right to remove him, insisting his custody is unlawful while investigations continue.
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Stuart
My Name Ain’t Catherine Says Missing Girl
The article covers a missing Indiana girl case in which a ten year old child, believed to be Catherine Winters, is identified by she who says papa calls her Lucy. Sheriff Shuster and suspects including Stuart interact as Dr Winters and relatives seek identification at Springdale Arkansas in 1914. The girl recalls past events and insists her name is Lucy while authorities pursue proof of identity and custody.
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Ark
Sheriff Shuster
Catherine Winters
Tron
New Caste
Ind
Ki Stuart
Oclork
Fortsmith
Winters
St. Lous
Catherine ‘Winters
Sheriff Shapter
Stewart
Huntanitle
Ben
Heriff Shuster
Stuart
Indiana
Fr. Smith
Thor
Little County
Paps
Ted
Catherine
Lucy
Gayle
Dr. Winters
Pankhurst Escapes After Globe Place Fray
The Women’s Social and Political Union reports Mrs Emphline Packhurst alias Mrs Pankhurst fled her Globe Place residence on Sunday. A bodyguard shielded her from police as a melee broke out injuring a girl struck by police fists. Officials say she escaped to avoid Hollo way jail.
Ice Gorge Cleared After Four Blasts On Manaia River
Four days of blasting cleared the Manaia river of the ice gorge but colder weather returned Sunday afternoon. Temperatures dropped to near zero by night. The temporary structure remained open to foot traffic in the morning to serve churchgoers.
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Hamilton
Unio
Mianai
Police Seek Missing Girl Marie Socadal
Police search continues for 16 year old Marie Socadal who vanished from a hired home last Monday. Her father Peter Socadal of 1134 Harrison Avenue reported to police yesterday in hopes officials locate his daughter. The family conveys no clue to her disappearance as authorities intensify the inquiry.
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Marie Socadal
Peter Socadal
Harrison Cavenue
Spolice
Three Killed in Age Riot Near Robinsonville
Special to The American reports a race riot near Robinsonville Mississippi where one white man Morris Love 21 and two negro men died. A sheriff's posse tried to disperse about 30 to 40 negro revelers at William Beaseley's house before curfew. A Memphis voodoo doctor Harris accused of incitement fled as bloodhounds hunted for other suspects.
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Tunica
Migs
Robinsonville
Morris Love
Mary May
Sheriff's Posse
Wiliam Beaseley
Memphis
Harris
Charges Denied by Speer in Answer in Washington
Speer releases a voluminous defense denying charges of tyranny and dictatorial conduct as he faces impeachment efforts. The document, said to be 368 pages, lists letters from prominent lawyers and names of Savannah and state figures attached to a petition urging former President Pecement to select Judge Speer for the Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Dee Aweeke
Macon
Gaileb
Speer
Washington
Phi
Savannah
Pecemente
Circuit Court
Dewey Stands Firm On 1898 Manila Bay Encounter
Reports from Washington indicate German agitation over the 1898 Manila Bay clash between American and German naval officers will not cause Admiral Dewey to alter his stance. He refuses to discuss the controversy beyond referencing his autobiography while naval officials remain unsettled by the dispute.
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Germany
Manila Bay
Dewey
Lite Naval
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